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Christian Cullen
New Member
April 20, 2026
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How do I add a custom favicon (PNG) to a Figma Make project website?

I'm building a web app in Figma Make and trying to set a custom favicon. I've tried two approaches so far:

 

  1. Adding <link rel="icon"> tags directly to index.html — but a favicon diagnostic tool confirms these tags aren't appearing in the served HTML, suggesting Figma Make generates its own HTML wrapper that overrides index.html.
  2. Placing favicon files in the /public folder — the diagnostic tool confirms /public files ARE served (it found favicon.ico at the root), but I can only create text-based files through the Figma Make code editor, not upload binary .png or .ico files.

 

Is there a supported way to upload a custom binary favicon (PNG or ICO) to a Figma Make project? Or is there a way to make custom <link> tags in index.html pass through to the served HTML?

 

Any workarounds welcome. Thanks!

Jaycee Lewis
Jaycee LewisSolution
Figmate
October 7, 2026

Hey hey ​@Arjun Biswas 🤩 I just checked and found the favicon upload options. Here are my steps:

  • Open your Make file
  • Click Settings (gear icon)
  • General 
  • Look for the Images section

    Have fun building! — Jaycee

6 replies

Christian Cullen
New Member
April 20, 2026

Jk  - literally just go to settings of your figma make and click the favicon upload button. Would have been nice if the AI assistant knew that existed lol.

Arjun Biswas
New Member
October 7, 2026

Is this real, I do not see it.

Arjun Biswas
New Member
October 7, 2026

Is this possible?

Jaycee Lewis
Figmate
Jaycee LewisSolution
Figmate
October 7, 2026

Hey hey ​@Arjun Biswas 🤩 I just checked and found the favicon upload options. Here are my steps:

  • Open your Make file
  • Click Settings (gear icon)
  • General 
  • Look for the Images section

    Have fun building! — Jaycee

Arjun Biswas
New Member
October 7, 2026

Thank you so much, I see it!